System System System Structures Structures Structures Functions Bio 10A Bio 10A Bio 10A System System System System Diagram System Diagram System Diagram Structures Structures Structures Functions Functions Functions Body Systems Template 1

System Diagram Structure Function Endocrine Integumentary Nervous Reproductive Immune Digestive Skeletal Circulatory Excretory Respiratory Muscular

Body Systems - interactions 1. These two systems work together to break down and move food through the gastrointestinal tract.   2. These two systems work together by moving air in and out of the lungs. 3. These two systems, when in contact with the external environment, take in nutrients and oxygen 4. Metabolic wastes are eliminated by these two systems. 5. These two systems act together to break down and distribute nutrients to the cells. 6. These two systems act together to bring in and distribute oxygen to the cells. 7. These two systems work together as your skin senses the outside world. 8. These two systems work together to produce and transport hormones to organs and tissues. 9. These two systems work together protect the body from sickness and injury. 10. These two systems work together to pick up and filter nitrogenous waste from the body. 11. These two systems are responsible for the control and coordination of the body’s regulatory mechanisms. 12. These two systems work together to control hunger and satiation. 13. These two systems work together to control urination. 14. These two systems send signals to other parts of the body to help maintain homeostasis. 15. These two systems work together to protect a developing fetus from infection. 16. These two systems work together to gather and store calcium in the body. Body Systems - interactions

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These two systems work together by moving air in and out of the lungs. work together to break down and move food through the gastrointestinal tract. 1I These two systems work together by moving air in and out of the lungs. 2I These two systems, when in contact with the external environment, take in nutrients and oxygen. 3I Metabolic wastes are eliminated by these two systems. 4I 5I These two systems act together to break down and distribute nutrients to the cells. These two systems act together to bring in and distribute oxygen to the cells. 6I 11D 12D These two systems work together as your skin senses the outside world. 7I These two systems work together to produce and transport hormones to organs and tissues 8I These two systems work together to protect the body from sickness injury. 9I These two systems work together to pick up and filter nitrogenous waste from the body. 10I These two systems are responsible for the control and coordination of the body’s regulatory mechanisms. 11I These two systems work together to control hunger and satiation. 12I These two systems work together to control urination. 13I These two systems send signals to other parts of the body to help maintain homeostasis. 14I These two systems work together to protect a developing fetus from infection. 15I These two systems work together to gather and store calcium in the body. 16I

ENDOCRINE SYSTEM INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM NERVOUS SYSTEM REPRODUCTIVE Produces sex cells to create children, controls female & male characteristics Testes, penis (males); ovaries, uterus, breasts (females) 5S 5F INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM Processes information, provides short-term control over activities of other organ systems, and directs immediate responses to stimuli Brain, spinal cord, nerves, sense organs 1S 2F NERVOUS SYSTEM Defense against infection and disease Lymph nodes, white blood cells, skin 2S 3F REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 1st barrier to disease and the environment; controls body temperature, keeps body fluids inside body. Skin, hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, nails, and sensory receptors 1F 3S IMMUNE SYSTEM Regulates body temperature, metabolism, development, and reproduction; maintains homeostasis; regulates other organ systems Pineal gland, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, adrenal glands, kidneys, pancreas, testes, and ovaries 4S 4F

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SKELETAL SYSTEM CIRCULATORY SYSTEM EXCRETORY SYSTEM Support and protection of soft tissues, mineral storage, and blood production Bones, cartilage, joints 11F 6S SKELETAL SYSTEM Internal transport of cells and dissolved materials Heart, blood vessels, blood, lymph, lymph nodes, veins, arteries, capillaries 8F 11S CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Provide movement, produce heat, and support skeletal position Smooth, skeletal, and cardiac muscle tissues, tendons 7F 10S EXCRETORY SYSTEM Intake of air and gas exchange Lungs, nasal cavities, sinuses, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi 6F 9S RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Filter blood, collect and remove nitrogenous wastes from blood, and maintain water, salt, acid/base, ion balance Kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra 9F 8S MUSCULAR SYSTEM Intake of food, mechanical and chemical breakdown of food, absorption of building blocks of food, and formation of solid wastes Mouth, teeth, tongue, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gall bladder, and pancreas 10F 7S

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

KEY System Diagram Structure Function 11D 4S 4F 1D 3S 1F 10D 1S 2F Endocrine 11D 4S 4F Integumentary 1D 3S 1F Nervous 10D 1S 2F Reproductive 6D, 8D 5S 5F Immune 12D 2S 3F Digestive 7D 7S 10F Skeletal 5D 6S 11F Circulatory 9D 11S 8F Excretory 2D 8S 9F Respiratory 4D 9S 6F Muscular 3D 10S 7F KEY

KEY ENDOCRINE SYSTEM INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM NERVOUS SYSTEM REPRODUCTIVE Regulates body temperature, metabolism, development, and reproduction; maintains homeostasis; regulates other organ systems 4F Pineal gland, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, adrenal glands, kidneys, pancreas, testes, and ovaries 4S INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM 1st barrier to disease and the environment; controls body temperature, keeps body fluids inside body. 1F Skin, hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, nails, and sensory receptors 3S NERVOUS SYSTEM Processes information, provides short-term control over activities of other organ systems, and directs immediate responses to stimuli 2F Brain, spinal cord, nerves, sense organs 1S REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Produces sex cells to create children, controls female & male characteristics 5F Testes, penis (males); ovaries, uterus, breasts (females) 5S IMMUNE SYSTEM Defense against infection and disease 3F Lymph nodes, white blood cells, skin 2S KEY

KEY DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SKELETAL SYSTEM CIRCULATORY SYSTEM EXCRETORY Intake of food, mechanical and chemical breakdown of food, absorption of building blocks of food, and formation of solid wastes 10F Mouth, teeth, tongue, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gall bladder, and pancreas 7S SKELETAL SYSTEM Support and protection of soft tissues, mineral storage, and blood production 11F Bones, cartilage, joints 6S CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Internal transport of cells and dissolved materials 8F Heart, blood vessels, blood, lymph, lymph nodes, veins, arteries, capillaries 11S EXCRETORY SYSTEM Filter blood, collect and remove nitrogenous wastes from blood, and maintain water, salt, acid/base, ion balance 9F Kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra 8S RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Intake of air and gas exchange 6F Lungs, nasal cavities, sinuses, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi 9S MUSCULAR SYSTEM Provide movement, produce heat, and support skeletal position 7F Smooth, skeletal, and cardiac muscle tissues, tendons 10S KEY

break down and move food through the gastrointestinal tract. Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems work together to break down and move food through the gastrointestinal tract. 1I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems work together by moving air in and out of the lungs. 2I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems, when in contact with the external environment, take in nutrients and oxygen 3I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Metabolic wastes are eliminated by these two systems. 4I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

These two systems act together to break Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B 5I These two systems act together to break down and distribute nutrients to the cells. Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems act together to bring in and distribute oxygen to the cells. 6I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems work together as your skin senses the outside world. 7I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems work together to produce and transport hormones to organs and tissues. 8I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems work together to protect the body from sickness and injury. 9I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems work together to pick up and filter nitrogenous waste from the body. 10I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B These two systems are responsible for the control and coordination of the body’s regulatory mechanisms. 11I Interactions Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

together to control hunger and satiation. Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Interactions 12I These two systems work together to control hunger and satiation. Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Interactions 13I These two systems work together to control urination. 13I Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Interactions 14I These two systems send signals to other parts of the body to help maintain homeostasis. Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

together to protect a developing fetus from infection. Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Interactions 15I These two systems work together to protect a developing fetus from infection. 15I Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions

System 1 System 2 Structures Structures Functions Functions System Bio 10A Bio 10A System 1 System 2 System Diagram System Diagram Bio 10B Interactions 16I These two systems work together to gather and store calcium in the body. 16I Structures Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card. Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards or write interactions. Structures Functions Functions